This book by Arthur Conte provides a French analytical perspective on the Asian-African Conference held in Bandung on April 18, 1955. It examines the political climate of the Cold War, the rise of newly independent nations, and the significance of the Bandung meeting as a turning point in world history. Conte highlights the ideological debates, diplomatic tensions, and aspirations of Asian and …
This second volume of The Third World Without Superpowers continues the comprehensive compilation of official documents produced by the Non-Aligned Countries. It includes declarations, communiqués, policy statements, and meeting resolutions that reflect the collective diplomatic positions of developing nations during the Cold War. Edited by Odette Jankowitsch and Karl P. Sauvant, the volume pr…
This book provides an in-depth analysis of the political behavior, foreign policy strategies, and international relations of small states in Southeast Asia. Ralph Pettman explores how limited-power nations navigate regional dynamics, negotiate influence, and respond to the pressures of larger global actors. Through case studies and theoretical discussion, the book examines diplomatic patterns, …
Konferensi Asia Afrika telah mempercepat proses dekolonisasi kedua benua ini dan mempertebal rasa solidaritas negara bekas jajahan. Bandung Spirit "Semangat Bandung" telah memberi inspirasi dan membakar semangat rakyat di negara-negara benua Asia, Afrika, dan Amerika Latin, untuk membebaskan diri dari belenggu kolonialisme Dalam lima tahun setelah Konferensi Asia Afrika, 18 negara di Afrika, be…
This volume is the first in a multi-volume collection presenting the official documents of the Non-Aligned Countries. It compiles declarations, resolutions, speeches, and policy statements that shaped the political identity and diplomatic strategies of the Non-Aligned Movement during the early decades of the Cold War. Edited by Odette Jankowitsch and Karl P. Sauvant, the book provides primary s…
This book by George McTurnan Kahin presents a detailed account and analysis of the 1955 Asian-African Conference held in Bandung, Indonesia. It explores the political motivations, negotiations, and diplomatic dynamics among twenty-nine participating countries from Asia and Africa. Kahin provides historical context, evaluates the conference's role during the Cold War, and discusses its long-term…
The Emergence of the Modern Middle East by Albert Hourani provides a comprehensive analysis of the historical transformation of the Middle East from the eighteenth century to the twentieth century. Hourani explores the political, social, and intellectual developments that shaped modern Middle Eastern societies, including the impact of European influence, internal reforms, nationalism, and cultu…
This volume in The World’s Great Collections: Oriental Ceramics series presents an extensive catalog of Asian and Islamic ceramics housed in the Freer Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. The book includes expert introductions and scholarly notes by John A. Pope, Josephine H. Knapp, and Esin Atil. It documents significant works from Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Islamic ceramic traditions, accom…
This volume examines the complex interactions between political structures, traditional institutions, and cultural practices in South Asia. Edited by R. J. Moore, the book brings together scholarly essays that explore how historical traditions have shaped political behavior, governance, and social change across countries such as India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. The work provides insi…
This volume is part of The World’s Great Collections: Oriental Ceramics series and presents a detailed catalog of the Asian pottery and porcelain collection housed in the Musée Guimet, Paris. The book features high-quality photographic plates, scholarly introductions, and expert annotations describing the historical, cultural, and artistic significance of each ceramic object. Contributions f…